Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-29
NEWS NOTES.

Officer Weatherman, who was
knocked down by a hack the other
ni.ht, is progressing favorably.
The Westfall child is great deal
better and now able to sit up and play
with the other children at the hospital
Tie articles of incorporation of the
iotel Splendid" or the Main and
Tenth street hosiery, returned from
Sacramento yesterday.
Transfers Of real estate yesterday
amounted to 1878 933, and were 124
in number. Of these % were for a
nominal consideration.
On Thursday evening, the Los An
geles colored MINISTRIES will give a
concert at the Pavilion, for the bene-
fit of the A. NJ. f. Zion Church.
In the United States Circuit Court
yesterday L. B. Spencer ct. al. CON-
menced suit against A. r. Loomis ct
al. to recover 1000 acres of land in San
Bernardino county.
Mrs. Everhardy, of Anaheim, met
with very severe accident Oh satur-
day. She fell through large glass in
low window, and cut her neck In
very dangerous manner.
The Unity Club met at BARTLETT
Hall yesterday evening, and listened
to a lecture by Dr. Shork, on hom-ono-
pathy; to which six answered. lie
will SHORTLY deliver a lecture on ala
pathy.
The Board of Managers of the Los
Angeles Orphans gratefully ac-
knowledge the receipt of twenty
three dollars from Pomona. being the
collection taken at the Union services
held on Thanksgiving Day.
=, At late hour last night telegram
was received by Eugene Germain,
President of the Board of Trade, from
General w. B. Franklin, stating that
the National Soldiers Home Commit
tee would not reach this city until
O'Clock this afternoon.
~ y. Another Of the Sixth Street Park
popular concerts will be rendered
this. afternoon, beginning at two
o,cloCk. This will, however
be the last concert, unless those
interested will give their subscriptions
more literally within the next few
days. -.,..
at a special meeting OF the Gelcich
w. R. c., Friday November 25th, il
was resolved that vote Of thanks be
rendered the ladies and gentlemen
who so kindly con ributed to the
musical programme of their enter
tainment on the evening of the 22d
and also to the newspapers which
gave notices of the same gratuitously
Miss Rosa Sanchez, daughter OF the
late Thomas A. Sanchez, for twelve
years Sheriff of this county, died al
her residence, No. 30 Ducommur
street, Yesterday afternoon. Deceased
was but % years of age and had many
friends who will mourn her loss. The
funeral will take place Tomorrow
afternoon at 2o'clock from the resi-
dence. 49,
Mr. Thayer, who drew the plans Tor
the new Main and Ninth street hotel,
is delighted with the locality and site
Of the projected structure, and likened
Che location to that of the Fifth Ave
hue Hotel, New York, when that
great editice was first laid out. He
has. also, under the guidance OF MIR.
A. II. Denker, visited all parts OF our
city and its surroundings, and sgreat-
~ Impressed with the advantages OF
Los Angeles as first-class hotel cen
ter. Like all who come here from the
East, especially at this time of the
year, he istdelighted with our climate,
and enchanted with the beauties OF
our valley. He repeats what everyone
says about our suburban homes, that
they surpass in the loveliness OF theii
surroundings anything seen at the
East, even in its most favorable sea